Every one of us (operators, engineers, sales, general managers, etc.) has seen the “laundry plant design,” which looks like nothing more than bunch of scribbles (squares and rectangles) on a piece of paper. Some of the more fortunate among us have seen actual AutoCAD drawings with nicely labeled equipment and overhead piping infrastructure. Imagine that a 600 lb. washer would be placed (set, grout, installed) at a location where the chief engineer or the operator “thinks” is the best location. They don’t think about what will happen when their plant grows and there are five additional machines with an overhead ...